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A joint venture partnership announced it acquired the Fidelity & Deposit Building in the Charles Center section of downtown Baltimore.

The bureau's zealous efforts to protect Americans’ privacy are doing bizarre things to its data.

If you're a first-time homebuyer in Montana, you could qualify for a low-interest mortgage, down payment assistance program, or tax credit.

The roots of New Hampshire's affordable housing shortage can be traced all the way back to the mid-1800s.

A maze of invisible walls has divided Manchester since the 1920s, dictating what can be built where and, indirectly, where the city’s poorest residents can live. These walls, created by land-use zoning laws, have helped segregate the city by income...

For months, the state has been helping tenants clear their rent debts. Now certain homeowners can apply for mortgage relief.

As part of an effort to promote the welfare of local children, Johnson City will hold a series of public meetings next week to present the results of a situational

Now that the results of the 2020 Census are in, Forsyth County leaders are considering how to adjust district lines for the Forsyth County Board of Commissioners.

5 min to read RACINE — New data released by the State of Wisconsin show disparities in the rates in which Racine County’s residents have been getting vaccinated. There aren’t particularly strong correlations along lines of race or income related to what communities have been vaccinated, but rather more along urban-suburban-rural lines. The Town of Dover, Racine County’s least densely populated municipality, has the lowest rate of vaccination, 25.14% or 132 fir...

In January, Virginia grappled with lagging data and a mismatch of supply and demand that left the states vaccination rollout lagging behind the rest of the country.